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West Michigan Symphony to feature classical pianist Alessio Bax for its season finale
The West Michigan Symphony will close out its 2012-2013 season with a performance by the award-winning pianist Alessio Bax.
Special exhibit tells GH man's war experience
His efforts will pay off today with the opening of USS Flier exhibit at the USS Silversides Submarine Museum in Muskegon.
Top headlines: Doctor's invention, Judge's sentences, beef...
He knows all the medical jargon, has several degrees and is part of a successful practice in Muskegon.
Muskegon's Nelson Neighborhood receives grant to help plan Third Street enhancements
However, on Tuesday Gov. Rick Snyder announced that Muskegon's Nelson Neighborhood, which encompasses the downtown area, has been selected as one of three neighborhoods in the state to take part in the new program.
Muskegon anti-violence march participants chant: 'Save our youth'
Leaders of a variety of community groups fell into step with one another on Saturday, May 25, as part of a Stop the Madness March.
Weather report: Memorial Day holiday weekend forecast looks promising in Muskegon
The National Weather Service is predicting mostly sunny skies for Saturday and Sunday, with a chance of rain coming on Memorial Day.
A walk in their shoes: Muskegon urologist invents product while battling prostate cancer
He knows all the medical jargon, has several degrees and is part of a successful practice in Muskegon.
Local lighthouses now open to the public
Three more area lighthouses opened to the public for seasonal tours this morning.
Volunteers decorate veterans' graves in Muskegon
It takes several day and dozens of volunteers, but each year the gravesites of veterans in Muskegon County are decorated with an American flag.
Michigan police get 20 tips a day about missing Jessica Heeringa
Police looking for a 25-year-old woman who disappeared from her job at a west Michigan gas station last month are getting 20 tips a day.
Ground Chuck Recall At North Muskegon Meijer Store
Meijer has Issued a product withdrawal due to possibility of very small plastic Fragments in Angus Beef Ground Chuck Sold at North Muskegon, Michigan Store.
Meijer recalls ground beef sold at North Muskegon store
The store at 1800 Holton Road is hoping to recover about 200 pounds of ground chuck sold on Wednesday, May 22 with sell by date May 23, 2013.
Craig Satterlee elected bishop of ELCA North/West Lower Michigan Synod
The Rev. Craig Alan Satterlee was elected May 21 to serve a six-year term as bishop of the North/West Lower Michigan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America .
See how your Lakeshore town fared in the latestest U.S. census estimate
Among the places in the Muskegon Chronicle's coverage area that showed the biggest changes were Grand Haven, which increased by about 200 people or 1.9 percent from 2011 to 2012.
What's driving the fastest growing area in West Mich?
This community in Ottawa County is one of the fastest growing in West Michigan. A new census report says Crockery Township added 95 people between 2010 and 2012, for a total of 4,130 residents.
Insani-T's owner charged with 7-year felony for allegedly selling synthetic pot
The owner of Insani-T's, a novelty shop in Muskegon, has been charged with a seven-year felony for allegedly selling a banned synthetic substance that mimics the effects of marijuana.
Susan Harrison Wolffis: Reflections on The Vietnam Veterans Memorial -- from both sides of The Wall
Dr. Dennis Cobler stood on hallowed ground on a cold, damp morning back in April, scrub brush at the ready, one of a handful of Vietnam veterans from Muskegon County given the rare honor of washing The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Muskegon area residents from the Vietnam Veterans of America and their families and friends scrub the ... (more)
Peg West: Bike Time and the relocated Muskegon Farmers Market can...
Organizers are worried that the market at West Western Avenue and Terrace Street will interfere with the festival, which traditionally has used West Western Avenue from Seventh Street to Terrace Street.
Coast Guardsmen from Selfridge head to Muskegon
Every year, crews man the AirFacs in order to provide increased search-and-rescue capabilities and faster response times to Lake Michigan during the busy boating season.
Muskegon attorney Terry Nolan expected to plead guilty to cocaine use
Terry Joel Nolan , one of Muskegon's leading criminal-defense attorneys, plans to plead guilty as charged to using cocaine.